Landscape History

2010 - 2024

Current editor(s): Dr Della Hooke

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Eorpeburnan and Rye: some aspects of late Anglo-Saxon settlement development in East Sussex pp. 5-25: Jeremy Haslam
Reconstructing medieval eroded landscapes of the north-eastern Zuyder Zee (the Netherlands): a refined palaeogeographical time series of the Noordoostpolder between a.d. 1100 and 1400 pp. 27-56: Y. T. van Popta, K. M. Cohen, P. C. Vos and Th. Spek
The development of historic field systems in northern England: a case study at Wallington, Northumberland pp. 57-70: Soetkin Vervust, Tim Kinnaird, Niels Dabaut and Sam Turner
Lot meadows, do they have a role in understanding scattered holdings? A study case in northern Spain pp. 71-88: Iago Vázquez
Spontaneous landscape dynamics in the Pays de Bitche, Lorraine (France), during the Little Ice Age pp. 89-104: Annik Schnitzler
The Canadian landscape as Art. Stanley Thompson, Golf Course Architecture, the Group of Seven, and the Aesthetic of Canadian Nationalism pp. 105-125: Jordan Goldstein
Reviews pp. 127-140: The Editors
Notes on Contributors pp. 141-144: The Editors

Prelims pp. 1-4: The Editors
Exploring the landscape dimension of the early medieval churches. A case study from A Mariña region (north-west Spain) pp. 5-28: José Carlos Sánchez-Pardo, Miguel Carrero-Pazos, Marcos Fernández-Ferreiro and David Espinosa-Espinosa
Sound in the landscape, a study of the historical literature. Part 2: the medieval period — the eleventh to fifteenth century (and beyond) pp. 29-49: Della Hooke
The management of a Gloucestershire rabbit warren in the mid-seventeenth century pp. 51-56: Anthea Jones
Native American landscape modification in pre-settlement south-west Georgia pp. 57-68: Rachel R. Fern, Jonathan M. Stober, Max A. Morris and Brandon T. Rutledge
The function of open-field farming – managing time, work and space pp. 69-98: Kristofer Jupiter
The energyscape of the lower Thames and Medway: Britain’s changing patterns of energy use pp. 99-120: Stephen Murray
Identifying mid-twentieth-century historical trends in United States game law violations: any basis for conservation? pp. 121-126: Kelsey Gilcrease
Reviews pp. 127-140: John Blair, Christopher Dyer, Della Hooke, Oscar Aldred, Paul Stamper, Nancy Edwvnards, Oliver Creighton, Paul Stamper, Charles Watkins, Karen Sayer, Hannes Palang, Paul Stamper and Della Hooke
Notes on Contributors pp. 141-144: The Editors

Prelims pp. 1-4: The Editors
Landscapes of sweet chestnut (Castanea sativa) in Britain — their ancient origins pp. 5-40: Rob Jarman, Frank M. Chambers and Julia Webb
The history and archaeology of temporary medieval camps: a possible example in Wales pp. 41-56: Christopher Taylor
An open strip-field system at its tipping point in the German-Dutch River Dinkel catchment. Part 2 pp. 57-75: Hein van Gils and Andreas Mölder
Landscape, territory and common rights in medieval East Yorkshire pp. 77-100: Briony McDonagh
Establishing architectural typology of eighteenth-century Bundeli gardens — characteristics and extent, with reference to the gardens of Rajnagar/Khajuraho pp. 101-126: Anjaneya Sharma, Nishant Upadhyay and P. S. Chani
St Michael’s, Tilehurst: geological developments since the Enlightenment in a rural-to-urban graveyard in central Berkshire pp. 127-142: J. R. L. Allen
Reviews pp. 143-156: Brodie Waddell, Della Hooke, Harry Hawkins, James P. Bowen, Bob Silvester, Robert Frost, Christopher Donaldson, Elaine Mitchell, Martin Watkinson, John Martin and Della Hooke
Notes on Contributors pp. 157-160: The Editors

Prelims pp. 1-4: The Editors
Hard questions about hard woods: the exclusions in the Old English ‘Æcerbot’ Charm pp. 5-14: Mary Ward
Sound in the landscape, a study of the historical literature. Part 1: the early medieval period – the sixth to eleventh century pp. 15-34: Della Hooke and Michael Bintley
‘The Hyde’, Scaldeford and early medieval Wight pp. 35-58: John Margham
The path to the monastery: monastic communication networks in the southern Welsh Marches pp. 59-70: Eddie Procter
An open strip-field system at its tipping point in the German-Dutch River Dinkel catchment. Part 1 pp. 71-91: Hein van Gils and Andreas Mölder
Measuring long-term landscape change using historical photographs and the WSL Monoplotting Tool pp. 93-109: Nicola Gabellieri and Charles Watkins
Reviews pp. 110-124: Clare Griffiths, Della Hooke, George Peterken, Bob Silvester, Stephen Rippon, Della Hooke, Paul Stamper, William D. Shannon, Harry Hawkins, John Hodgson, Philip Davies, John Morgan and Della Hooke
Notes on Contributors pp. 125-128: The Editors

Prelims pp. 1-4: The Editors
Medieval and early modern management of the River Lymn and Wainfleet Haven (east Lincolnshire, England) pp. 5-21: Ian Simmons
Hunting ground, agricultural land and the forest: sustainable interdependency in Mughal India 1526–1707 pp. 23-42: Shaha Parpia
Scotland’s formal landscapes surveyed on General Roy’s military map of Scotland pp. 43-70: Margaret Stewart
Loch drainage and improvement in Scotland pp. 71-89: Michael J. Stratigos
Art and landscape history: British artists in nineteenth-century Val d’Aosta (north-west Italy) pp. 91-108: Pietro Piana, Charles Watkins and Ross Balzaretti
‘The ownership was based on club and stick’: the cartographic reconstruction of a medieval monastic estate in the Buzău Region, Romania pp. 109-123: Cezar Buterez and Theodor Cepraga
Reviews pp. 125-140: Susanna Wade Martins, Rachel Woodward, Margaret L. Faull, Della Hooke, Ian D. Rotherham, Charles Watkins, Graeme Milne, Paul Stamper, Advolly Richmond, Carole Beardmore, Stephen Daniels, Elly Robson and Alexander Scott
Notes on Contributors pp. 141-144: The Editors

Prelims pp. 1-4: The Editors
River channel planforms and floodplains: a study in the Wessex landscape pp. 5-24: Hadrian Cook
Meadowlands in time: re-envisioning the lost meadows of the Rother valley, West Sussex, UK pp. 25-55: Alastair W. Pearson and Philip J. Soar
An early Modern pheasant farm at Saint-Pathus in the Seine-et-Marne, France pp. 57-70: Jean-Yves Dufour
Reading's Old or East Cemetery: the geological landscape of an urban burial ground in modern central Berkshire pp. 71-86: J. R. L. Allen
Churchyards and cemeteries throughout the centuries — praxis and legislation pp. 87-102: Grete Swensen and Jan Brendalsmo
Meanings of urban park landscapes as insiders and outsiders pp. 103-120: Nasim Yazdani
Reviews pp. 121-140: John Baker, Nicola Sharatt, Della Hooke, Roger White, Susan Kilby, Nigel J. Tringham, Chris Briggs, Richard Hoggett, Terry Slater, Bob Silvester, Della Hooke, Karen Dempsey, John S. Lee, Paul Stamper, Peter Gaunt, Angus J. L. Winchester and Della Hooke
Notes on Contributors pp. 141-144: The Editors